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A photograph of a darshan moment at a large outdoor gathering. A man in a white kurta with a turquoise-teal turban and matching teal-embroidered shawl, long dark hair swept back, places his palm on the forehead of a young woman in a light blue salwar with a gold-patterned border and gold bangles, while she sits with her hands pressed together in namaste. Behind them a dense crowd of mostly men in white and pastel clothing fills the background.

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February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09Photograph of a darshan moment at a large indoor convention hall. A man in a pale turquoise turban and white garment with a turquoise shawl, long dark hair and beard, stands on the right and places his right hand on the forehead of a woman with hair in a long plait, who has her palms pressed together in namaskar. She wears a light blue top and a thin gold chain. Behind them a dense crowd of men and boys in white and pastel shirts fills the hall, with a few hanging orange and white banners near the top edge. Swamiji (probable) is the man giving darshan with the turquoise turban and shawl, long hair and beard, and the distinctive ceremonial turban and shawl are his cues.2008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09A photo of a darshan moment at a large indoor convention hall. A man in a white kurta with a turquoise turban and a turquoise shawl with gold border stretches his arms forward, palms open, toward a young woman in a turquoise and white salwar kameez who stands with her hands pressed together in namaste. Behind them a dense crowd of mostly young men in white and pastel shirts fills the hall, and an orange-clad figure is partially visible at the upper right with gold bangles on the wrist. The man's appearance, with a turquoise turban and shawl with gold border, is a person candidate but the framing is partial; the role is a darshan-giving figure blessing a devotee.2008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09